Japan, Empire. A Lot of Five Awards and Decorations (Sacred Treasure/China Incident/2600th Anniversary) Auction Archive stitched in place on either

stitched in place on either side and when secured in place via the thin leather strap and fed through the single-pronged buckles sewn in place on either side

with post-period swastika and wreath details added back to the buckle

with laurel suspension mounted to integral half ring

in turn topped by a raised plow and sword

bordered by vibrant red “Waffenfarbe” piping indicating that the wearer was part of the “Politischen Verwaltungsbereich” (Civil Service) of the HV

Japan, Empire. A Lot of Five Awards and Decorations (Sacred Treasure/China Incident/2600th Anniversary) Auction Archive stitched in place on either1. An Order of the Sacred Treasure, VI Class. Instituted January 4th, 1888. Constructed of silver with white and blue enamels, along with sixteen red glass cabochons, on a horizontally pierced ball and swivel ring for suspension from a correct period original replacement ribbon, unmarked, measuring 37. 5 mm (w) x 42. 2 mm (l), weighing 17. 04 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a lightweight wooden core with a glossy black